IPhone sales contribute greatly to the increase in Apple profits.
Vendor gadgets from San Francisco is experiencing a net profit increase 50 percent or $ 3, 38 billion at the beginning of this year. Apple says, the total profits in the first quarter of 2010 increased to $ 15, 68 from the previous USD11 billion, 88 billion in the same quarter last year.
Meanwhile, the total global iPhone sales contributed approximately 58 percent of Apple's profits. Such information is quoted from the Telegraph, Tuesday (26/1/2010).
During the quarter, Apple had sold 3.36 million Macintosh computers (Mac) and 8.7 million units of iPhone. Sales of Mac computers and iPhone are both showing an increase.
Compared to last year, unit sales of Mac computers rose by 33 percent while the iPhone unit sales rose 100 percent. Unfortunately, the same fate does not happen on the iPod. This product sales decreased by eight percent, sold only 21 million units.
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